Entercom has 6 stations in the Greensboro market, which either proves the 1996 market limits that encourage clustering were a great idea or a disaster. I asked the black men at the gate wearing the Simon Tshirts if they worked for Entercom. They mumbled that they did and basically seemed embarrassed. Simon is the A/C “Simon plays what he wants” station, they probably work for Jamz 102 and are spending Sunday working at a Country Music concert with 5 people in the audience.
I feel confident I was the only person to actually pay $15 to get in.
The person I felt the worst for was – as the first show was getting ready, a DJ from one of the radio stations (new to the South) pushed his young son in front of the microphone to get the crowd excited… “Let’s hear a big cheer!”
*crickets*
I was about a block away and didn’t / couldn’t make it to the stage, didn’t have BBQ from either vendor and security was nice enough to get me back to my car.
Harry Callahan – “a man has got to know his limitations”. I found mine. Cheaper than getting an MRI. It was 85° – hot but not Oklahoma
I think so. The 102 Jamz is a hip hop station, but the concert has all the paw prints on it of 93.1 The Wolf.
Therefore, The Wolf ate the jams. QED 😉
Jamz, n00b
Entercom has 6 stations in the Greensboro market, which either proves the 1996 market limits that encourage clustering were a great idea or a disaster. I asked the black men at the gate wearing the Simon Tshirts if they worked for Entercom. They mumbled that they did and basically seemed embarrassed. Simon is the A/C “Simon plays what he wants” station, they probably work for Jamz 102 and are spending Sunday working at a Country Music concert with 5 people in the audience.
They didn’t teach this in radio school.
I feel confident I was the only person to actually pay $15 to get in.
The person I felt the worst for was – as the first show was getting ready, a DJ from one of the radio stations (new to the South) pushed his young son in front of the microphone to get the crowd excited… “Let’s hear a big cheer!”
*crickets*
I was about a block away and didn’t / couldn’t make it to the stage, didn’t have BBQ from either vendor and security was nice enough to get me back to my car.
Harry Callahan – “a man has got to know his limitations”. I found mine. Cheaper than getting an MRI. It was 85° – hot but not Oklahoma
Finally the truth is out
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2014/07/04/secret-space-war-xvii-who-runs-the-new-nsa-facility-at-bluffdale/
I should have gone to key west
http://wail995.com/all-american-bbq/